Please don't assume I'm implying your intention is misplaced.  

@Albert Hasson I was not implying that the next recession would be from a housing crisis, but rather stating that it will be from a US treasury debt crisis.

Like you implied, since I built these residential condo units in 1987, maybe that "rationale"  no longer holds true.

I'm a strength coach/personal trainer by trade, but I really want to get started with real estate investing!

Just curios if anyone had recently got the training package from the Cody/Josh team put it to play and found it highly effective compared to other trainers. 

It implies to them that you can close the deal without worrying about financing falling through, condition etc. 2.

@Allan Buttrick I would say that you are very lucky, although, after the expiration of a lease in CT you are considered on a month-to-month as long as the Landlord keeps cashing your checks (thus an implied contract).

I looked up Ohio statues in this link - under Implied Agency section answer #1 and #2 seem to point that it's the same or close in Ohio as it is in Wisconsin.http://www.ohiorealtors.com/legal/agency/agency_faqs.aspx#Anchor-Type-55941Let me know if you need an agent in Ohio - is there a particular area in Ohio? 

Landlord paid utilities can cause way more wasting of utilities by tenants, so the 50% rule of thumb should maybe be more like 60 to 65% ...The 2% rule of thumb would imply that the max acquisition price should be 50x monthly total rent; for this one that's somewhere around $80K. 

Is this research implying the next bubble is soon to burst again?